Check out my personal favorite, Set For Life by Scott Trench , or The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey.3.

And unless they're damaging the unit, I don't think I would go so far as to evict them for not paying the deposit, it will end up costing you more.What you might be able to do (check with an attorney) is charge them a late fee for not paying the deposit.

It does feel like its worth it to check these items off the list now and not have them as line items to save for replacement costs.

Good info here and they regularly update readers on any proposed, current, and completed projects in NYC.I haven't yet subscribed to their Yimby+ membership but this may have more information.

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Worst Tenant Ever - -Unpaid rent since moving in (6 months)-Refused me entry into my property for inspections-Got gov assistance check for rent, forged my name and tried to cash it in her own account.

Foundation and roof work are very expensive.It sounds like a good house hack based on pricing and rents, but make sure you check crime and median income to justify rents.Exciting!

Be sure to check local regulations on door-to-door marketing.By focusing on these methods and providing incentives for effective delivery, you can effectively reach motivated home sellers directly and increase your chances of finding great deals.

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